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You could ask the people who inherit what the person owned. They have an easier legal reason to access the gmail account. if there is no ther way to contact the
by stop50 4y ago
You could ask the people who inherit what the person owned. They have an easier legal reason to access the gmail account.
if there is no ther way to contact the senders/reciepients of the emails, i can only think of the legal way.
- throwaway_08_22 4y agoWe have -- that relationship is, unfortunately, adversarial. See point #1 above.
- mikequinlan 4y agoPoint # 2 implies that you do not have a legal right to access these emails. In the United States helping you access them could be illegal.